BAYKA Floating Shelves, 22.5" Wall Mounted Rustic Wood Shelves for Bathroom, Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen, Office, Hanging Shelf for Books/Storage/Room Decor with 22lbs Capacity (White, Set of 2)

After reviewing most product reviews I noticed one thing some had in common…that their shelves would droop down after installation. I believe the problem lies with the cheap wall anchors the shelves come with. I installed mine using heavy duty drywall anchors. The shelves fit nicely and feel sturdy.

To whom it may concern This was easy as pie to install to make a bathroom, blue modern and new again. Do you take virtually no time to install because of the instruction manual paper provided with this item. As you can see your before and after when you have a couple of hours to get it right the way you want it to look in your home or apartment too. It’s all up to you! I enjoyed the job making it look just right. And as you all can see it came out great in my opinion. Hope you have the same outcome too.👍🏼💯

Shelf is okay, but the mounting bracket is poorly designed for the BAYKA Floating Shelves, 22.5" Wall Mount. The two "pegs" on the mounting bracket are too thin relative to the opening on the board. Consequently, regardless of how well the bracket is mounted to the wall, it will tilt downward slightly. This would only be an issue if something on the shelf could roll off or if repeated vibrations causes items to creep (i.e., move) over a period of time. Other changes to the mounting bracket would also help. For example, if you need to use the supplied wall anchors, it's critical that they be leveled horizontally. This would be easier if the supplied screws were not tappered at the head. When you tighten the screw, the taper pushes the mounting bracket up or down, making it difficult to level the shelf perfectly. This could have been resolved if the manufacturer had designed the slotted opening on the mounting bracket vertically rather than horizontally. Vertical openings on the mounting bracket would easily accomodate minor changes if the shelf wall anchors are not perfectly lined up. Wall anchors don't always position perfectly into dry wall despite your best efforts. A center, circular opening in the mounting bracket would also make it easier to level the bracket horizontally, especially if you don't have a helper (it's hard to hold a level on the mounting bracket, while at the same time holding the bracket in the correct position, while also trying to mark the spot for the next anchor). My original plan was to test these shelves in my closet and if satisfied, buy more for another room. This plan has now changed and I'll be looking for something other than a floating shelf, regardless of the brand.

I received this product and it’s clearly defective. The cut out holes where the rods go through as too wide and therefore the shelf is unstable. I had to buy l-brackets to make this work as we already attached it to our wall. Reached out to seller for support, got a cryptic response and zero help. Don’t buy this.

The media could not be loaded. I am very disappointed with this purchase. I never write reviews but felt I needed to. The shelves themselves are nice. For whatever reason they do not stay on straight. They are leaning forward as you can see in the video. They are very wobbly and will not hold the weight listed. I'm scared to put anything on them to be honest. The bottom shelf I installed with the hardware given. I learned from that and installed the top one with butterfly anchors I had. It is much more sturdy. Both are very wobbly though. I do not feel like it is worth the price.Update: Seller reached out to me immediately and offered a solution. It was very professional. Wonderful to work with. I would buy from this seller again.

Love these, big enough to hold things

Easiest shelves to set-up and look like a finished shelf that has been there

I bought them to put Bath and Body Works spray bottles on, maybe 3 lbs worth, each. Easily installed and looks great, this will be perfect right? Wrong. Put about 12 bottles on the first shelf, not too bad, but sags in the front a little. Not horrible, I could live with it. Loaded the 2nd shelf, right above, and the front completely dropped. Took all of it to the floor! Luckily, nothing broke, but....what happened?!? Turns out the inside of the shelf is hollow, and when the bracket was inserted, there is nothing to hold onto it but the thin frame of the back of the shelf. Tried packing it, toothpicks, everything I could think of, nothing works. I'm going to Home Depot tomorrow for some white L brackets, which will ruin the whole 'floating shelf' aesthetic, but will not sag and fall off the wall. I will never buy these again.